Pipe and Tube stands for:-

Application and Uses of Pipes and Tubes, which are frequently confused as interchangeable materials, are actually quite different. In fact, understanding their differences is critical when working with them. We, Sagar Steel Corporation, provided detailed information on both materials, including their properties, manufacturing methods, and common applications, to help you understand these critical differences.

The shape of Pipes and Tubes is one of the most noticeable distinctions. Pipes are round, whereas tubes come in a variety of shapes, the most common of which are square or rectangular. Tubes are also typically cut flat on the ends, whereas pipes have a slight bevel on the ends to make mounting fittings easier.

Application and Uses of Pipes and Tubes:

Specifications for Pipes and Tubes are mentioned below. If any of the specifications are not mentioned here, Kindly get in touch with us.

Specifications: ASTM, ASME, DIN, NFA, JIS
Thickness : 4.0mm – 100mm
Pipes Size: 1/8” NB to 24” NB, 1/4” OD to 24” OD sizes
Tubes Size: 1/2″ OD to 8″ OD
Length: Cut length, Fix length, Single Random, Double Random, and Required Length
Form: Round Pipes/Tubes, Square Pipes/Tubes, Rectangular Pipe/Tubes, Coiled Tubes, “U” Shape, Pan Cake Coils, Hydraulic Tubes
End: Plain End, Beveled End, Treaded
Type: Seamless

Pipes and Tubes Specification

Specifications for Pipes and Tubes are mentioned below. If any of the specifications are not mentioned here, Kindly get in touch with us.

Specifications: ASTM, ASME, DIN, NFA, JIS
Thickness : 4.0mm – 100mm
Pipes Size: 1/8” NB to 24” NB, 1/4” OD to 24” OD sizes
Tubes Size: 1/2″ OD to 8″ OD
Length: Cut length, Fix length, Single Random, Double Random, and Required Length
Form: Round Pipes/Tubes, Square Pipes/Tubes, Rectangular Pipe/Tubes, Coiled Tubes, “U” Shape, Pan Cake Coils, Hydraulic Tubes
End: Plain End, Beveled End, Treaded
Type: Seamless